The Events Calendar, which is the most widely used events calendar plugin for Wordpress, is not working properly with Salient. It puts the accent color into the background for some reason, even if I choose a default page style, and even when I specify a white background with custom CSS it still wants to use a light gray background.
Even worse, it only shows content in list view and won't show anything in calendar view. I just get the "loading" icon forever.
I tested the Events Calendar with Salient on another development environment and it fails there as well, so it's not related to the server or PHP or anything like that. When I switched to another theme the Events calendar plugin worked fine.
Sorry for the trouble but i dont have much idea about how it should look that is what elements you need changed via css. Also can you please confirm that the all functionality is working after turning off Ajax transitions.
Also please provide wp-admin login details in a private response so we can take a look.
The CSS problem happens when using any of the built-in Events Calendar templates It creates a dark background that looks like the first accent color. No amount of CSS references seemed to change it. When I use the plugin with the same settings on other sites it just has a white background so clearly there's some conflict there. But I'm not really worried about that because I can (and currently am) using the theme default page template and this works fine.
However, when Ajax loading is turned on, the calendar view doesn't appear at all. It just loads forever with the loading icon. With Ajax loading turned off, it loads just fine. I believe that's probably some kind of bug.
I provided my login details on another ticket thread.
Unfortunately plugins that rely on javascript will not inherently work with AJAX transitions without some custom development - this is the nature of AJAX as the plugin scripts won't be initialized - i've noted to look into that one though to see if it's possible to add support :)
The Events Calendar, which is the most widely used events calendar plugin for Wordpress, is not working properly with Salient. It puts the accent color into the background for some reason, even if I choose a default page style, and even when I specify a white background with custom CSS it still wants to use a light gray background.
Even worse, it only shows content in list view and won't show anything in calendar view. I just get the "loading" icon forever.
I tested the Events Calendar with Salient on another development environment and it fails there as well, so it's not related to the server or PHP or anything like that. When I switched to another theme the Events calendar plugin worked fine.
Hey George!
Can you please turn off the Ajax Page Transitions and set the calendar as youd like and provide us a page url so we can write up some custom css.
Thanks
ThemeNectar Support Team
Thanks for the quick response. I have turned off Ajax page transitions and set up the calendar the way we want it.
Hey Again!
Sorry for the trouble but i dont have much idea about how it should look that is what elements you need changed via css. Also can you please confirm that the all functionality is working after turning off Ajax transitions.
Also please provide wp-admin login details in a private response so we can take a look.
Thanks
ThemeNectar Support Team
The CSS problem happens when using any of the built-in Events Calendar templates It creates a dark background that looks like the first accent color. No amount of CSS references seemed to change it. When I use the plugin with the same settings on other sites it just has a white background so clearly there's some conflict there. But I'm not really worried about that because I can (and currently am) using the theme default page template and this works fine.
However, when Ajax loading is turned on, the calendar view doesn't appear at all. It just loads forever with the loading icon. With Ajax loading turned off, it loads just fine. I believe that's probably some kind of bug.
I provided my login details on another ticket thread.
Hey George,
Unfortunately plugins that rely on javascript will not inherently work with AJAX transitions without some custom development - this is the nature of AJAX as the plugin scripts won't be initialized - i've noted to look into that one though to see if it's possible to add support :)
Cheers
Okay, no problem. Thanks for the response!